Taking care of aging parents is something you may need to plan for, especially if you think one or both of them might need long-term care. One thing you may not know is that some states have filial responsibility laws … Continue reading →
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Continue ReadingItâs especially important for educators to work with children on their financial literacy because a whopping 69% of parents admit that discussing finances with their children makes them uncomfortable. However, kids want to learn, with over 50% citing money management as the high-school course that would benefit them most. However, young minds are also impatient […]
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Continue ReadingIf you need to borrow money but your credit is less than stellar, itâs possible youâll wind up with a bad credit loan. These loans are geared toward individuals with imperfect credit histories who can prove their income and ability to repay the loan. As a result of their bad credit, however, consumers who use […]
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How do you get out of debt when you are broke? After all, if you had the money, you would not be in debt in the first place. Right? I hear this from people, just like you. It is often not how much money you make, but the debt payoff plan you are using that … Read More about How to Get Out Of Debt Fast When You Don’t Have Much Money
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Continue ReadingNote: This article has been updated with new information from the Continued Assistance Act (the second stimulus package). Most states offer Unemployment Insurance for 26 weeks. If your benefits are about to expire, and youâre still out of work, a low-grade panic may be setting in. Here are two important things you need to know: [â¦]
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Continue ReadingIf youâve been wanting to make a big purchase, but your credit is less than spectacular, you might have looked into Fingerhut as an option. Fingerhut is an online catalog and retailer that showcases a multitude of products. On this website, customers can shop for anything from electronics to home décor to auto parts. Fingerhut […]
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Continue ReadingCredit card issuers have consumers right where they want them, lending money at high-interest rates and earning money from many different fees. Even reward cards benefit the issuers, because all the additional perks and rewards they provide are covered by the increased merchant fees, which essentially means the credit card company offers you extra money to incentivize you to spend, and […]
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Youâve probably seen the acronym FDIC when looking to open a new savings or checking account, but do you really know what the FDIC is and how it works?Youâve probably seen the acronym FDIC when looking to open a new savings or checking account, but do you really know what the FDIC is and how it works?
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Corporate credit cards offer features small business cards donât (and vice versa). But theyâre generally available only to businesses with at least several million dollars in annual revenue. Read on to learn more about corporate credit cards.
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